Three Businesses, $100K a Month, and Nothing to Sell You

Jared Rhodes opens with a claim and a contrast. He owns three businesses that together bring in nearly $100,000 a month, over $1 million a year, and he runs them on AI. His pitch is that he is not another "AI tech pro" selling a course on making money with AI. He builds systems in his own businesses, tests them, and shares the ones that make money, for free.

The video is a 56-second channel intro rather than a tutorial. It sets up what his content will be: no courses, no subscriptions, no email opt-in. Comment and follow, and he sends what he has built so far. The hashtags (#claudecode, #claude, #vibecoding) and the closing terminal shot signal that Claude Code is the tool at the center of his workflow.

The Numbers He Shows

The revenue claim gets a visual. Early in the video he cuts to a dashboard labeled "Monthly Recurring Revenue" showing $99,538/mo and $1,194,458/yr over a rising line chart. That matches the "nearly $100,000 a month and over $1 million a year" line in the voiceover. The figure is combined across his three businesses, and he does not break down what those businesses are in this clip.

MRR dashboard showing $99,538 per month and $1,194,458 per year over a rising green line chart

The Jab at Course Sellers

His differentiator is the anti-course angle. To make the point, the video flashes a mock landing page for an "AI Wealth Academy" course: "MAKE MONEY WITH A.I., $10,000/MONTH ON AUTOPILOT," a $97 lifetime-access price slashed from $1,997, a countdown timer, "only 7 spots left," and an "as seen on" logo bar. It is a caricature of the guru funnel he is positioning against.

Parody course landing page for AI Wealth Academy promising $10,000 a month on autopilot for $97

His stated model is the inverse: "I build it, I test it, and if it works and makes money, then I show you what I did and I give you the tools to do it too." Everything free, no upsell anywhere in the funnel.

What He Is Actually Giving Away

The B-roll gives a glimpse of the material. One shot shows a file tree from what looks like an Obsidian-style vault: a Company Knowledge Base, Customer Avatar, Marketing Notes, Member Questions (patterns), an "offer" folder, and a "skills" folder containing Copywriting, Headline Swipe File, Jared's Marketing Takes, RMBC Method, and Sales Letter Architecture. This is the kind of structured business context you feed an AI agent so it can do marketing work with your voice and your offers, not generic output.

File tree of a knowledge vault with folders for offers and skills like copywriting, RMBC Method, and sales letter architecture

The video ends with a terminal typing out his handle, then a card listing where he posts: TikTok, YouTube, GitHub, X. The last spoken line, "Hello sir. What are we working on today?", reads as an AI assistant greeting kicking off a work session, a nod to the Claude Code workflow his hashtags reference.

Terminal-style outro card showing @jaredrhod with TikTok, YouTube, GitHub, and X listed below

Key Takeaways

Jared claims three businesses producing roughly $100K/mo combined ($1.19M/yr MRR shown on screen) and says he runs them on AI.
His positioning is against AI course sellers: he only shares systems after they have made money in his own businesses.
Everything is free, with no course, subscription, or email opt-in; distribution is comment-and-follow on TikTok, plus YouTube, GitHub, and X.
The vault shown on screen suggests his method centers on giving an AI agent structured business context (customer avatars, offers, copywriting frameworks) rather than one-off prompts.
This is an intro video, so the revenue figures are self-reported and the actual systems are promised in later content.

Resources

Claude Code - referenced via the #claudecode hashtag and the terminal-driven workflow shown in the video
@jaredrhod on TikTok - where he says he will send everything he has created so far